Thread: counters..omg :S

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    counters..omg :S

    check this piece of code out:
    Code:
    	for(int u=1;u<=5;u++){
    		inta=(a+(u-1)*f);
    		intb=a+u*f;
            
    		for(int r=0;r<n;r++)
    		if(w[r]>=inta && w[r]<=intb)
    			count++;
    			
    		cout << "\t("<<inta<<","<<intb<<")  " << count<<endl;
    }
    ive always sucked using multiple for's, but what i wanna do is count the number of times w[r] appears in the given (inta,intb) interval while u is 1,2,...5, individually (as in how many for 1, how many for 2, and so on)
    but what i have here adds 1 to count for all u's.
    so when i run the proggy i end up with count being 20, while in reality it should be a lot less :S

    any thoughts? thx
    the early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese

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    ok nevermind, fixed it
    i knew it had to be something stupid, i just initialized the counter to 0 after the cout

    WOOT me so happy - proyect is done D : D

    thx to all 8)




    Code:
    //kinda got excited there :P
    the early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese

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